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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
COTTON MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL. March l0-l230 .. n.-Cotton firm with
sellers asking an MiddliDg Upl.nds To- Or
eans & 7 1871 Sae,-lO,O00 BALE, including 1000 baes
Tor speculation export ReceIps-9OOO bales Including
1000 bales American ,.-..
FUTURES irregular. Upan.s Low Mid tng clause March
delivery ) .G.64L; March AMI April delivery. ~ SD
also 2jGl L. do April aud May delivery 2oGii; also
2tG4t do May and June delivery 20 Oid Also 20.
Gld do June and July delivery, D 2704d.i no. July ana
August delivery 276id do August anu september deiv
ery . 3OGld do. september ami DcoDer delivery "a
Bi 23O4d do. september delivery o3u-o4d' also
3iG4d , m, -.
m-C otton-The of the day included 1900 bales
American. ,r,.u,,.
clause March delivery 250id bu' ers 10 MAR sna
~ delivery. Z.O4i buyers 10 Apr aud May heiivery
20 cd Dnyers May aud Junedelvery. 2U-64d sellers
August devery 2r-64d sellers; do. August and sep
temer delivery 2gBtd buyers d0. sepembernd OctoD
delivery 2JOl buyers do september delivery. 3004d
GALVESTON March 19-Cotton firm: Middng, 80; Low
Middung. - Good ordinary, Slll6; net ana gross r.,
cep exports COastwsc 20 bales sales 20 Uales
sturN 81 7Di bales .., =,
oRFoLK Mari I9.-Cotton steady: Middling l-l6
receipts. 800 bales exports Codst"lse oio
bales; .ales 1870 bales stock H. 72 bales. -
SAVANNAH. March l9.-( ottJn hrm. Mldinng ia; 10"
Milduug lG Good Ordinary o; net AMI gross receipts
bU bacs exports Britain $500 bales coastwIse
l. $50 bales = es. IS bales stock. ABBA bales
March lD-CottOD qUirt but nrm Midlin1
On Low Middling. D3l6 Guoi Ordinary 80 net aiI
gross 1864 bales exports To Great Britain 10
bales ointment. i.sl7 bales coIstwlse ooZ5 oaes'
sales 40 bales stock. 246. 10 D'ie@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO March 20 tSpeetaD.-Wheat opened yesterday
where Il closed tie 8O4 cents and went TO
81 cents The the visible supply are
that the decrease will least 100000 bushels IL was
little with ciearances OF wheat at the seinoara Oh
52e 7 busbels that price wheat did not at once al
vance. II evidence that the manipns9n Oh rns
abnOrm share OF attention. Iho
shinent OF over 100000 bushels In single nay id NOT
when IL became public. affect the price a. AL ne
crw simpiy stor stupidity and did rot trade MAY wheat
closed oco at almost the top price LOT te "sy %
ccus lust close number OF tho clique houses
inrIniInr Irwin te,n Co. Kers' Co and Rosenfed
o. were ai ge buy OF Nav wheat II was surprising
ov ,nnc The, could yet Kcrshaw Co. took one lot Oi
100 bushels 81 cents There WI be about 400
OF corn IN Monday and perhaps nearly COO IL on TUESDAY
Corn WIS buIlcl little the minute ont OF sympaiiy
with Provisions rallied just little to-day
ard clos 81 81 and RIBS at ~ II p hesm anu ong
ami Jones have good deal money they nave not
made good deal by week In ribs and iard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

.ur sropv on PERSIA. BY g. @. W. BExJAAN.
TIE limo. DID. XIV, Soi @. r. Putnam's Sons
The choice of Mr. BENJAMIN to write the voiume
nm Persia for 1.-The Story Of the Natlohs series
win seem appropriate to all who are acq"aih'cu
Nth bis interesting and instructive WORK Cd
modern "persia and the Persians. lie ia's "i'
evident fondness for his subject as well as a
familiarity with it. He treats 1t In an easy anu
,,opular style, giving great deal OF space-ho
,ess than a third of the book-tO the early ie-
rends in which historical events are disguised
and overland with romance and fable, and dwell
inu at unusual length upon the history OF inc
House OF Sassan, which he believes has hot Ic'
ee,yed fun Justice from his predecessors Ills
narrative practically ends with the Mohah''''eoai
conouest all the subsequent events being oi''
missed in onc brief chapter.
ROMANTIC SPAIN Record OF Personal sSo
By John AUGUSTUS OsHEA M rs WV
m xiii.. SiI; ix 3I7. scribner "enoru'
AIR. O'Shea went TO Spain in 1878 as coric'
srs,ndent of an English newspaper ana nc vi"
ra~sed come curious things in the CONFUSION VI
that troubled time. especially among the 'arhsos'
His adventures were sometimes hNely' ana nv
cou,d have been persuaded to tell them III pam
a,nelsh he might have made On interesting poO>'
Ais manner, however is that eAeclapie prouuc'
NJ English journalism known as the style oil oui
Special" hppant, vulgar, slansy' gafruious'
,mmdcnt grimacing semi jocOsc, inslncere style
which the American press with all It's ia'i's h''s
generally had too much sense TO copy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-21
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEY
y o,,,pnpry STREET. NORTH RIVER

FOOT OF LIBERTY STREET. NORTH RIVER
Far PHILADELPHIA anu TRENTON. Bound Brook
Route At AGO. 7I1 900. HOO m lou s;oo 80 o;s0
1S1 ilyUu n M SUNDAYS AZ t:OV $40. ~ M o;SO, LOO
y. NJ -.,.. =, Am 7.lb Hoo a. H. l;3O 400 b.3O
., a. M have connection Tor Heading. Harrisburg Potts
,t. .ta 400 A. Easton. Bethichei. AIentown.
,,a..i,ns Harrisburg. etc On sundays Tor Easton.
nS'., m ior Lason Bethlehem Allentown. Aauch Chunk
49, or IsstoI Bethlehem Allentown Mauch Chunk
wnI,,,arre scranton. heaing Harrisburg fOttsville.
an."us s6aiuokIn, sunbury. Lewisburg WilIamsport
md so Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown.
N.vch hunk. Heading, Harrisburg. etc,
, Bethlehem, Allentown Mauch Chunk,
WiSesDaIre Scranton. laaqna shamckin sunbury. Lew
,tasnd a,SO ~ M EasoD Bethlehem Allentown ETC.
Sab n. M. for Easlon bethlehem, Allentown, NAuch
Chung IkosDarre heading. Harrsburg sG Gu Sundays
100 aud 7.3O q m Tor Easton Bethlehem. Allentown.
No Hi6 HOO a No.. loo 400, 430, 8.l6 p Sundays
400 Zoo A. NJ Red bank Long Branch. Ocean Grove
1sJ s.ib a. m, l0o Aso m, for Lakewood Toms River
u" Sso % 100 M. for Atlantic City vinsland and
tsSo. SIS. llAsA m. 100 Aso. $50 p for FREQ
$50, GOO, e,ln ll.00. HAS am, l0o. 400. $50
s,so. e'is p M. snndsS' AGO. 200 q IN '0f fsf1'
For lin. Of trains local points timetables - Tiass'
o0lcsa
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A1EW.YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER acknowledgements January =. 1881
throuuh trains Will leave Grand Central Depot
fsa m Rochester Express through drawneroon cars !"
Albany Troy ST. Albans Rouse's Pt and syracuse .,
800 M The Limited" with dining cars soppng ~
Albany lca syracuse Rochester. Buffalo NIAGARA tass
osos m Chicago Express drawnsroom cars to Canaan
daiTns ana % western NewYorK and Northern Express
WIZ w. Uany Troy and Utica Express with drawing
room car a ocsoinmodation to Albany and Troy
- m, Chicago and st. LOUIS Express, with sleeping cars
,r Sagafa Falls bunalo. Cincinnati Toledo Detroit CHI
49, ~, md 81 Louis Dinngcar New. York " Albany.
"a o. m Montreal Express with sleeping cars " Montreal
puns Ia Utica. stopping AT principal stations o~.,.
M Sleeper arrives o""~''s
a.yR a m, and Gle Gland ~ 10 m. next day. ,,..
g 8 D. H.. Pacific tx with sieeplug cars 10.
ter Bufao Maya tas Cleveland. Toleio Dcuvis srr
Chicago Sleeping cars TO Watertown via UTICA aay o.
cent Auburn Geneva aud CanAndaguA Ok
cePs "a % Night kxpress with sleepingcars TO Albany
and foy with the morning trains for the W
md for The North except Saturday nighl ~, , p,,.rv
~TcIets on sale Grand Central Depot NO. Dst.eV
Place AIS broadway, Harlem Depot 2othsI ana sss.
and at Wcscots Exprese ohicea Park pacc snes Nav
Wa,I 1855 and 8A2 Broadway and b2 West l.otns@ "a
York, sSs Washington and 7So Fulton sts. BROOKLYN ana
<th St, Williamsburg - -. .,...,n.~.r. ran BE-
urocnred at any OF the ofcss in Newfork S'v anu
ass Washiug ton-st. Brooklyn 49,. ,..,a.rcA
Sawcags called Tor check Cd nom srra.v
These trains run daily All others aaiy eSSvR
tf6ess trains stop Aarien SaS EcHkrT
', a. snrs,n ssrdsnA General fasscnEe tAxens
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GALE OF THE HYGElA HOTEL.

nv virtue OF decree o. the Circuit Court o tho nueh
states for the Eastern District OF virginia ma on ic i1h
day OF February 1887. and directed by the VIII Of te iae
VIII be sold the premises Al i"ir'
Monroe Va al Thursday, the seventh LAY oi Ap
1881 the celebrated Hyeea Hotter. with an o. IS
ana appIenances The hotel u ea"'
y furnished In all of departments the buildings are III
complete order. - a., -, ..,. ~, ?
T Iyecia enjoys reputation not eNcccd by any ON,
in The Tinted states 1t was ncVei more popuhi h -
of tins spledld property
Is unnecessary Possession delivered the lSi 81 May 80
T,,ns-One fourth IN CASH the balance upon cirh "i
one two and three yrays ,qua PAYMENTS Win ~ t'ht
sale payable annually for which TIC
Is In his nOies title Ia lie Retained
ntl Ie whole OF the purchase paid The purchaser
requred 0 the property insured 10 tAo u h"uh VI
the deferred payments
UITON. Special COmmissloncTs
THOMAS TABB>
HvCcia Hotel March !. 1887.
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REoRGANlZATIoN OF THE PHILADGL
Dipi6eno Notices.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
No II broadway. Nkw-YoKk, March z, 1871
A DIVIDEND OF ONE AND UNE-hALF
IA PER CENT the consolidated capital stock Of this
company has been declared payable nj the Office Of tho
pany, No. III Broadway, after April !. 1897. The
transfer books will be closed O'Clock saturday
O'Clock O. b. W. McWILLIAMs,
Treasurer
COUPONS Of tho First Mortgage Bonds OF
the KutawviIle RAILROAD Company due ApriI l. 1887
VIII be paid and after thai date ly e First Nstlo al
Bank New York City, and the Bank VI Charies N. b. A.
Charleston. L. q. ARTHUR i. AEaEIAk. Treas
EEw.YoEK CENTRAL AND HUDsoNsfsfvfR !
RAILROAD co.
OFFICE or TmK TRKAsURER NKw.YoRK 10th March. 1887
rTNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, at meeting
held tis day declared quarterly dividend Of one per
cent payable at Tits sce the 10Th day Of April next
ssekhoess Of record 1t tho closing OF e trssier books
this D M. 6. v. w. ROSSITEk. Treasurer.
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Ccaal Notilcs.

MATTHEW LAYCOt X, Dcceased.-Notico
vi i. hereby given that MAITHhW LAYCotk; mtc OF
Parish OF GREY stoke IN the county OF
and ecntl man. who died on The .3h ay
Of January 1887 his will proved al Carlisle on we ION
by James GIaiam Of eystJke Ml n"rc
sand farmer William krKbrdc OF Penrith Cun,eIIand
cnenst the executors trustees thereof heguthtl IoJ
,nnds pon tor his nphcws aud nece- tc eIeh o
lis late brother. Joseph Laycock III eqna shares ~ ease
shoud the WITHIN t"elNt cal'hu"r
months after decease and the said II, hews sd e.es
are hrreIy informed unless apple aon be made Tor We
sand legacy within the time aforesaid NC same " ", c nis
@ in due course Of law Lit q LA hONb d.
49,. IDtr N Lii
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt or Des
sts as follows;
a. ~ for Catasauqua and intermediate points
a M for Geneva Lyons Emra. Rochester. Buffalo and
the principal local points Chair car 10 wilkes
n m for and intermediate points Chair
10 lunkhannocg Connection " Reading and harrisburg
$40 D. M for Ptston and principal intermediate points.
Chair 10 Pittston.
$40 D. m for Copay and intermediate points Connection
IN Reading AM Harrisburg CHAR car Ia Cuplay.
D. ~ Lyons, Elmira Rochester, Buffalo and
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
$50 D. M. Iautays aud intermediate points.
Trains leaving and $40 m. connect for
All poiLts in Mahanoy and Hazeton coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
3 A. m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazeton and intermediate
points. ,..,..,.
IN M for Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Bunao ana
the West. Pullman Keeper TO Lyons.
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Cfcnrsione.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW-
. FLOWN OFFICES. no l.23s Broadway. corner Thirty,
nrst ST until D. m 953 broadway between Twenty second
and twenty third sis until p N. 3OS West twenty .thrn
st. Eighth li2 Sixthave 1913 f0nrthave COT
Nor 7GO Thrdave corner Forty sevenths.
lOl7 Thir Lave. siYtethst and the ah u 30
OFFICE aJ7 East one hundred aud twe'ty Eitfs <oVo
Tlur ave- one hundred andtwenty hithst up 10
u. m a rcg ulaT oilco rates.
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11rcucsais.

AQUEDUCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. }
ROOM 200. srKwAgr BUILDING. No. $50 BEoapwAY-
NKw.YoKk March Z. lsS7)
rEO CONTRACTORS.
BIDS proposals doing The work and furnishing the
n I'M the Office of the Aquenct for The con.
sruction additional shaft No 1884, uateG on 80 ton OF
the Cruon Aau-iuct at about station ~ % VIII De
this Office until the both da Of Msrch 1851 AZ
O'Clock D. M which place and hour they VIII ID" publicly
% al by the A0ueiuct and the award Of the
contract Tor doing work and furnishing sad materials VIII
be made b., thereafter as pract
Calle
Bsnk forms and the specifications
trrrf and lie proposals. and proper envelopes for
their Inco.ure forms o bonds and Iso plans for said
work and Information required can bo obtained, at
above o the Aqueduct Commissioners on appllc
% the secretary
u, or,ler Of the Aqueduct Commissioners
JOHN e. sHEEHAN. JAMES T. sftNcEh
Secretary. PRESIDENT
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Urctesslonni.

YOUNG ORGANISE OF experience and
~ with frstcass testimonials is open for engagement ID
New. York or vicinity at low salary. Address o.,
W ivan v T. y. b., 2s West 18th ST. Ci;y
DVERTISEMEN1S FOR TIE NGM-
n YORK TRIBuNr WILL BF RICElNl.D a III, IN
nrst until p m 953 broadway letWttn Twenty secoud
81 corner Eighh-ave. l52 sixthave l13 fonrhave cor
~. orteeuthsi 200 TliId.gve. corner fIrlyscNcnihst
~ no- mir lave near Sixtethst and e HAELl VI
6FFICE 257 Fast uehundIcd-andtweHty htitst. 800
MIR I'VE corner Oncl dandtw enty ithsI up 10
n m al regular Office rates.
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CTONINGTON LINE.

For pns,or providence and al Eastnrn points 49,
ssamrrs viii leave Pier No 81 North River one psV'@
above CsnaIst " daaiy escept s1sdsy sr Ar..A
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DELAWARE. LACKAWA'NNA and VEST,

- EKN KAILROAD sHOKTFsT Luz B IA, WnI,s
NETWORK AND BUFFALO. LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. NO DUST ALWAYS on TIME
PULLMAN PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACtEa
Depots IN NesYork loot " 8,r'ey mi hri,',pter as
Ga Daily except Sund,ys Buffalo AMI 0svego cypress
for Water Gap strondsbnry scranton Buhtuton vi urA
Bath. Buffalo, Svracnse OsweTo ''rssrs Ox,- Nor ytch.
Utica Pttstrn, Wi<esb ARA Dan
willie amt northumberland at owero Tor ithaca AMI 'ntsr-
II" o. M Mnghamton and Emira Express for Water Gap.
Scranon Rinqhamton. Oweg0 and Emr
ton Tor plitson Kin gston. Wilkesblrre, &C.
n m Daiy Buffalo Limited Express Tor strouisbur,.
scranton Binghanton OSego Elnrl corlias Bath Way
land Buffalo &c. arriving in sufAlo l:2ol m.
n IN aily Iurao Oswego Express for Stroudsourgs
Scranton Rnghamton ortandt Syracuse Oswego Greene
Oxford, Norwich Utica and Richdeld Springs connects
Owego for ithaca intermediate stations except S1tur.
davs Connects Buffalo with trains for al points West
checked at 2S5 Broadway ani
at Westcott Express Offices In New York and Brooklyn.
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72lA miles Az miles,

1.lCSLe miles
Lease Of tnc TEXTS MEXICAN HAiiWtf
Fran Laredo 10 Corpus Christi Tnrbur- 10 miles
ooc,hcr win 1870 600 Mexican IN iway Corn
many bonds % ola total issue Of el3Soooo bondsl "n
"a 537 OF said Texas Mexican Railway shares 'ot OF "
sue Of Is 900 shares, interests in s2isooo bonds Of
the Corpns Christi Diego and Rio dranic Railroad "
many secured by Nh underlying lien on SAID Texas Mexican
Railway of a total issue of $4,000 bonds
total Issue 100000 fortyycar six per cent cola
,rds TO he made y the new COMPANY aud be secured
y fist mortgage upon all the abovedescfihcd riroad an
uron that TO ice constructed and acquired out OF the
proceeds (Which may he n'raSed ly an add
apal ssde OF one million approved by the Mexican a
onal Construction Company. and severaiv by majority IN
amount Of second mortgage an OF the Income hoS I" e
sned by sand new Company aud also y the pledge of the
net proceeds Of million Mexican DO lar subsidy party
earned and partly I've earned fron tho NeA an GOVERN
ment The bombs paid Oh In whole Of through Sc &C.
ton by Cravings part AT pr. on the du' dhto ahv
common after months previous notice or AZ par by draw
rg after notice when the Aforesaid sno'hy nay he available
therefor details and The provisions made Tor IN" ap
nlfraton Of the proceeds tho bonds will fully appcr
bv the 81 4th j 9Th and l4t articles Of said ReoIeaniL
Plan.
The concession intended 10 be transferred To tho
new Company for NINETY nine years r"m eptcuer Il"
1880 AZ will be from HAPPIER H. AruSe OF SAID con-
oessou.
OF the 80 500 900 offered 80 coo 900 have been
accepted by the company In paymrt OF rolling
sosk and equipment The unissued balance fs2"o0"~ "r
90 600 OO auihorzed be bel IN reserve 'or possible
future requirements.
The completion the gap in main limo from the city Of
Mexico 10 Laredo greatly shorten the distance by fn
road between the elite, OF McXic and YORK.
The earnings OF the Mex Naora Raj wlg. conno'"l
sections amonnie oTDs to ID" Looks 81
company tie 1885. 10 about slS.o o'O gross
and for the year about sl.jOhOOD Tho com
pauy states earnings have boon expended upou
the properly for construction AMI bctiermeuts
Tie proceeds Of the bonds not Ia Dee Il the disposal OF
the company until acquisition OF the ttIe to tie
above described railroad and pr,peIy ant the ahd
delivery Ia b. 10 -ecurc the above ~
toned issue all which satisfactory To g. e. I"a
man Esl Of Mc.sr Lvafi- Choato a Bcanan. OF other
counsel
The Junior sfcur stock which the NcIcaD National
Railroad company propose, t. is-uc. AT Pre.rnL arr
sl2lG5OvO six Ter cort Second Mortgage. sercs
Bonds
Bonds
s7o4o 600 six per Thin Mortgage Income Bonds
$50 3Jp. 600 Sto,k.
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HlrsirGl 1ne!rrmcnt5

A NUMBER OF VERY SLIGHT LY USED
n upright and square pianos OF our make wien WIRE
specally selected only by the ars:s ul te metro
aliian Cpera House during the rst olefa season
will be sold liberal reduction from our regular Traces
r'AHo' Wv William KNABE & co. III 5th.ave.
EISCUER PIANOS, RENOWNED FOR tone
and standing in tune. Ma iufacorirs AMI warero"ms
us TO .25 West 2Sth and SO7 broadway lshst Dtsos
BuildineL Pianos xchangcd. rented or instruments
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Crisw0id G. Gillett,
wALI~sT.. NETWORK.
NETWORK.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS
RAILWAY co.
Nickcl Platc.)

To Purchasing COMMITTEES. under agreement NJ Fen
1871 so the sanizaon OF tho NcwYork Chicago an
II LOUIS Railway Company HEREBY GIVES NOTICE
that security have MT alrcaiy a'''ntei !"
wall Themselves any bsn~ Its unier 'ul au,snalt must
,...,f t.r ,u At the Central trust Company
o. Nrw.Yors stamping. deposit their bonis with san
trust company pay the stock assessments AMI hav" the
stock properly stamped by sad trust COMPANY On
or BEFORE MARCH 10. 1881
After the 18th asst hnni AMI stock. VIII
oniv stamped olvr unfor tho Agreement upon paw
NJ, nj OF per an per cent Of ho Taco value
D. bonds and bond certificates
T.. II. OLCOTT.
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INSTITUTION.
Italy.
CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR GIRLS,

fLOhENSL, AiAhi
Two Boston Ladies' having had several Years OF
in European life viii open school 10 Florence s@ib
Autumn Ieatea q. Taylor. graduate VI
Colega will lie In charge OF the Engrh Destmen a,an
be assisted by Of native French German am innate
bsst M will be procured TOT vo s.,
the pisno mandolin other Instruments g
IN Wanting from life copying from galleries aisoin
Students prepared for Smith or any c1rgo I'M their asurh.
~ve ,sdv win leave America IN september 10 cohouc'
p"Phs W i'"' " Miss ISABELLA o. TAYLOR,
p O., FOX, 6.Os3 Boston. MASS
pnr T. T. Hale ID. d., Pres l.. Clarke seeye
Northampton. Mass
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The undersigned are author
lied TO receive subscriptions so
the above bond, until tuesday,
1sarci, 2:e.

AtS0L, per cent. payable ~ follows;
$50 per Bond on apple itlon.
800 per Bond on allotment
500 per Bond on lat June. 1857.
500 per Bond on lst september. 1881
s24j per Boud on l.; December. 1887.
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DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT,

II NUKFULk, VA, anu SUI NJ
Leave Penn X r. $50 p. Parlor cars 10 Baltimore
thence palace steamers arriving Old Point al SD
Norfolk a. IN. III. V. TOMPhlNS =,
Genl Pass. Agent $40 Broadway, N. Y
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gnstrnrtion.
Brooklyn

Brooklyn
EfrT>HE CRITTENDEN"
Il PRIMARY SCHOOL AND KISDERGARTEN
FOR BOTH sexes
OF 81 Bioks-st.. cor Pineapplest
NissH NJ WUEEIEB. Principal for lie past eight years
lse charge OF OF the primary departments IN The
1aker ColteiaI Institute lliIo Term begns February
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For Youny Laiie,-Couatrv

For Young LatieJ-Counsry.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY.
" FOR YOUNG LADIES. BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
Address Miss EMILY NELsOS Principal
Home AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Primary Classical English Music Prepa-
Isticn for vssssr olltfe specially Ppr adp tilted on
ceyti6eate without nomination THE ILMs" Springfield.
Nass. Misses PORTER d CHAMPNEI. Principals Bee.
end torn begins February III. 1857.
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uARGEW PIVEp RPANrH.

II NhLrN ~ - 49, ,rroon,,
Trains leave Harlem River station corner an Ln
con-ive. Thrill Avenue Bridge across Harlem River
Preached Nv seconf and Sr',urhl1 Elsvats rat
roai haiiv cyrcnt sunlivs 6I 7;5O 40 10 o5 m.
anov1 inak poinn Hunt's Point Vest tarn, Van vest
West thester Timpson's Raw Chaar pahem Hay BartoN
Uv fsanO peihan Naror and Naw Rochelle connecting
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mother good-by." fThs slight form
bent lowe over the box and the
shapely head, with its coronct OF brown
braids, was o little turned, but there
was no sound of surprise. But tho
trio burst forth with amazement and
grief, and protested that if "Jack went
they would go, too"
On the train aud off for home again.
No scolding from John this time,
though he had enough to carry to
break down pack k-horse. He gath
cred up everything in his reach and
stretched out his hand for the gray
shawl, neatly strapped. as he remem-
bered it year before, and though the
owner attempted protest, he made no
reply, but took it with the rest. May
and Effie declared him petrified bear,
but Grace persisted in taking his part,
assuring them that he was broken
hearted when he thought of not being
able to marry all Of them, and called
on Miss Carlton for proof.
miss Bessie, isn't that the reason
He is 30 selfish that the thought of
anybody else getting one of us makes
him miserable" But before she could
say one word Jack blurted out, with
his gaze on the face before him:
"That's the very rea on"
"Well, Jack, retorted Fife, "if you
could have us all what would you do
about our traps You made fuss